Kay-Dee

Teach your students how to use a calculator! I personally use this resource with special education students, as using a calculator is a life skill.

Use these sheets to teach students how to use a calculator!

This packet includes different sheets for students to practice skip counting by tens. There are fill in sheets that are missing different numbers, assessment sheets, and a hundreds chart to identify the tens. Each sheet has "I can " statements on them.

This is a state of matter lesson plan. It includes a pre-test, post-test, activity cards, work booklet and a unit test. The lesson plan and work booklet contain simple science experiments that your students will love!

Shut the Box Dice Games Math Centers This activity includes 5 games involving dice. These games help build on addition skills.

Habitat worksheets to use for aiding research! There is also a follow up activity that includes a compare and contrast worksheet for partners. Rubric included.

Print, laminate, and play! This is a quick and fun way to practice skip counting by tens. This game counts all the way to 200 so there are plenty of cards for a full class. Check out the skip counting by 5's!

This is a graphing activity that involves students taking a poll of the classes favorite Mexican food. They will then count and tally the individual votes and then form a graph from the data. Lastly, they will analyze the data.

This Fraction Strip Mat Set allows students to compare fractions. Print out the different fractions on different colored paper. Laminate the Fraction Strip Mats so students can lay their strips on them.

These cut and paste activities can be used regularly or in Interactive Math Notebooks. To add them to Interactive Notebooks, print them at 85% zoom.

Patterns and Relationships/ Visual Arts These cards help children learn to identify and sort colors and shapes. The color cards include blue, black, red, green, orange, yellow, pink, purple, grey, brown, and white. The shapes include rectangle, square, triangle, heart, circle, and star.

Print, Laminate, and play! This is a quick and easy way to practice or assess students skip counting by 5 all the way to 100.

Butterfly Life Cycle activity! This includes a student check list to complete a butterfly life cycle chart. It also include grading rubrics.

Alphabetic Knowledge- These cards help children learn how to order the alphabet and how to identify and match upper-case and lower-case letters.

These charts can be used to help students practice addition double facts. There are charts for facts 1 - 10 and 11 - 20. There is an option for using these with an Interactive Math Journal.

These cards are great to use to introduce students to the different animal habitats. It also includes charts for note taking and new vocabulary.

This is an interactive parent communication letter. You can send it out before school starts, or send it at the beginning of the school year. Parents fill out information about their child and send it back in to you. You will find out things about their children that will help all of you get through the school year and to meet their needs.

These problem solving cards are great to post around the classroom. Teach students how to solve a conflict on their own.

This board game is themed around the book Polar Express, however, it can be used without prior knowledge of the book. It included verbs, nouns, and pronouns from the story.

Get to know your students at the beginning of the year with this quick interest inventory! This can be used for planning future activities such as read alouds and thematic units!